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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be praised by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing receiving admiration or commendation from someone or a group.
Example: "She hopes to be praised by her peers for her outstanding performance in the project."
Alternatives: "receive praise from" or "be commended by".
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be praised by
noun
Commendation; favourable representation in words
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They will be praised by the government as wealth creators.
For his work, he thought, would "be praised by highbrows and can be read by lowbrows.
But the move will be praised by solicitors and unions who have campaigned against the privatisation.
Cox said the corporation should be praised by the government for its unique role.
It will be praised by scholars, read by the general public and loathed by the partisans -- just as a good biography should be.
To me, however, the most touching aspect of the show is its plain proof that all men, straight or gay, yearn to be praised by a guy.
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Her first, "Housekeeping", was praised by many.
The study was praised by charity Cancer Research UK.
The plan was praised by insurance executives.
The bill has been praised by environmentalists.
The work is being praised by other experts.
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